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Monday, March 14, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Week 2: Eating Clean
Breakfast of champions: Oatmeal with whole banana and mid morning snach half of a bagel with spinach n parmesean cheese!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Eating Clean: Breakfast
So breakfast consists of Organic oatmeal which contained flaxseeds n whole grains found at walmart for 2.00 back of 10-12.... I mix it with one chopped apple the other morning this morning i mixed it with mashed whole banana. When made correctly its not very grainy feeling and isnt Mushy like some instant oatmeal!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
EATING CLEAN!
So after looking at my workout schedule and REALIZing that Im far far far away fromt he goal i had set its now time for me to make some major adjustments! menaing DIET time oh and for those who observe LENT this will also be useful!
Clean eating is not a new concept. At its most basic, clean eating is making the healthiest food choices possible, opting for fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean cuts of meat instead of processed and refined foods. To eat clean, there are a few easy principles to follow.
Clean Eating Principles
•Eating a mini-meal every two to three hours (5 to 6 small meals per day total) to keep blood sugar level and prevent hunger
•Combining lean proteins and complex carbs at every meal
•Avoiding all over-processed and refined foods (especially sugar, white rice, and white flour)
•Avoiding saturated and trans fat, instead consuming healthy fats
•Avoiding soda and other sugary juices and drinks
•Avoiding high-calorie, zero nutrient foods (i.e., junk food)
•Eating proper portion sizes
•Drinking at least 8 cups of water every day
IT's a LIFESTYLE CHANGE not a DIET
Clean eating is not a new concept. At its most basic, clean eating is making the healthiest food choices possible, opting for fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean cuts of meat instead of processed and refined foods. To eat clean, there are a few easy principles to follow.
Clean Eating Principles
•Eating a mini-meal every two to three hours (5 to 6 small meals per day total) to keep blood sugar level and prevent hunger
•Combining lean proteins and complex carbs at every meal
•Avoiding all over-processed and refined foods (especially sugar, white rice, and white flour)
•Avoiding saturated and trans fat, instead consuming healthy fats
•Avoiding soda and other sugary juices and drinks
•Avoiding high-calorie, zero nutrient foods (i.e., junk food)
•Eating proper portion sizes
•Drinking at least 8 cups of water every day
IT's a LIFESTYLE CHANGE not a DIET
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
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